The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-30

receipts Tor the week $1,000 haleS-Ainerlclh
90n bales; total stock $4,000 baies-American
100000 bales; total ahoat 0S, 000American 5000
bales.
/ p. m.-The sales to-day included 1000 bales
of American.
Futures-Uplapds. low middlng clause, July
delivery 2064d sellers July and August
52S6id, sellers; August and September 8 26-64d,
buyers: September and October l4-6ld, buyers;
November and December ) 4-6id, sellers; De
cember and January 3-Gid, buyers; January
and February 3-6id, buyers. Market closed
steady.
New York, July %, noou-Cottou opened
easy; middling upandS 10 3-1Gc middling Or
leans 10 5-lCc: sales 56s bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: July delivery 10 l3c, August 3lc,
september lsc, October l5c, November 8 l5c,
December . l9c.
500 p. m.-0Larket closed easy; middiug up
lands lO3l6c middling Orleans 10 5-l6c; sales
to-day col bales.
Futures-Markct closed STEADY, with sales Of
10000 bales, as follows; August delivery 81
az 92c, September 3SGl9 pc, October 1900
92Oc, November 9 boa 16c, December l50g
> l6c, January 1909 l9c, February 2lC9 &c,
March 5000 BE, April SIC, May $500 4ic.
Green & Co. s report on cotton futures saws:
1t has been beariSh market throughout, with
Il particularly heavy break in old crop Indeed,
support seemed to be entirely withdrawn from
August III a scramble to sell but the cost was
ralucd To the CNtCut of b points from last even
ing, closing on fractional reaction, but without
much tone or evidence that There was special
desire to work it up again. September lost
NbDuJ Il points, ana later lnO1lUS Nplit pGl
points, with pretty good offering all day, the
South remaining as seller ON continuation OF
good crop prospects as indicated in the general
showing. Liverpool was tame and lower, and
this, together with the depressed tone on the
stock market contributed in general way to
the heavy tone. ~
Weekly net receipts bales gross SCOT;
exports, to Great Britain 9,54O bales. to tho
continent ,lS3 to France 22l6, sales . I3S bales
stock l1S,:5V bales.
GALVESTON, July 2o.--Cotton easy; mddlng
NORFOLK, July 29.-Cotton nominal; middIins
t0l4c.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding lO3lC,
Boston, July 29-Cotton steady; middlins
10lsc.
WILMINGTON, July 20.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1O14C.
PHILADELpmA, July 29.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lOisc.
New ORLEANS, July 20.-Cotton easy middling
MOBILE, July 29.--Cotton nominal middling
iEmpus, July 2o-Cotton duh; mddling
1Oc
AUGUSTA, July 29.-Cotton duh and nominal;
CHARLnsroN, July a0-Cotton quiet; middlins
10l4c.
MacoS, July a.-Cotton-mddling Zoe.
COLUMBUS, July 29.-Cotton dull; mddling
NASHVILLE, July a9-Cotton steady; middling
SELMA July 2o.-Cotton steady; mddling
ROSIE, July 29.-Cotton nominal; middling
ATLANTA. July .-Cotton-middling 934c.
New York July 29.-ConSoiidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 2l5 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 3 1862 bales; stool, at all Ameri-
can ports lS9, 01S bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. July %, 12:30p. m.--Whcat steady
and in fair demand; receipts Of wheat FOR the
past three days 235,O00 ceutals including tl,OJ
American. Corn firm and in fair demand; re
ceipts Of American corn for the past three
days $40 CcntalS
New YoRK, July 20 noon.-Tlour quiet and
weak Wheat lower Corn better. Pork steady;
mess $40 256t 1G Is. Lard duh at 81 %. Old
mess pork steady at SI5 25@i5 10. freghts
firm.
500 p m.-Flour, Southern quiet Wheat
opened firm, closing heavy at near bottom re
ceipts; No. = red, July delivery 79l4c, August
704@S0c, September SO3S6JSlasc. Corn 14c bet
ter, closing steady; No. :, August delivery 45l4
@45I9c, September 46MQ46 l5-16c oats I'M
settled; mixed Western 3l@3Gc; No. 2 July
delivery 3214 a 33c August 3103lAc, September
3c Hops quiet but steady. Coffee, fair Rio,
spot dull and nominal at 1899 No. Rio, July
September II S0GLlS O5c Sugar quiet but firm;
centrifugal 53sc; refined quiet. Molasses duh
and nominal Cotton seed oil quiet. Hides IN
moderate request. Wool quiet and barely
steady Pork dun Beef dull. Middles dull and
nominal Lard very duh and unchanged
Frcghts dull.
CHICAGO, July 20.-Tameness characterized
characterized all trading on the Board Of Trade
to-day. There was very little life in the wheat
pit. No one was disposed TO do anything not
made necessary by an order of some kind, and
there were but few orders. CcaTanCeS from
| the seaboard yesterday We're only 30i5OD bush
| els, not indicating much of an export demand
Added TO this is the free receipts Of new wheat
mixed in with large quantity OF old, giving
bcarish tone to the pit as whole. september
opened at 5O38c, free selling in locq way fore
ed it to Ul4c, but it recovered slightly and
| closed ct 1850 7316c. Corn received more at
tentiOn than wheat. September opened at 30lIc,
| occasionally went 16c higher, tended downward,
| and by noon had broken of quite materially,
| going as low as 3S3Ic The men looked upon
| leaders were all disposed to sell il. good
many bull messages came in different sources,
| but the willingness Of the local trade To sell
corn oyercame the influence they might ordi-
narily have had During the latter series there
was option, closing steady at 3SlENL39c. Oats
opened strong and fractionally higher, hut
quickly became dull, and August closed NC be
low the latest quotations Of yesterday, while
more deferred futures finished Nc Off In pro
visions the days business consisted almost
wholly of extending maturing August contracts
to later months. August trades FOR lard were
transferred to September at a difference of Zoe,
and to October at 1719c. September short ribs
were 71G09lOc over Angus, watla october was
zoe under September. Lard was firm and with
out quotable change. closing at SG 5T1%G5S6 60
for August, So G615f,6 20 for September, and
SO rs for October. Short ribs advanced 100
I2I2c over yesterday with little new trading IN
dulged in, confined mainly 70 September, which
sold from So 0714 carry, up to So -, and closed
at IS 15Gl6 17l6. August short ribs closed at
as 05l% and October al q %; Pork was quoted
at ST. 90 for cash, and sold for January at
81 1901 0713.
Cash quotations to-day ruled as follows: Flour
quiet and unchanged Wheat No spring
$40 SLc; No spring nominal: No. red
TAc. Corn, No 9, 3s1BQ3SAc oats, No. @
2il5a2i&4c. Mes pork, new SIS. Lard per
100 lbs 50 57I4G6 CO. Short rib sides, loose SSO5.
Dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, 50 s0GG5 30; short
clear sides, boxed, s. 35@8 10. Whisky 81 TO-
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing.
No. WHEAT
July delivery. 6s7s 50 6e]G
August delivery. 6SH 60 GSi5
Sept delivery. 7O4 i04 1854
Corn
July delivery 1915 3a% 371l